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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
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rooms fsr tignt hs1ss feep3sz AFrsiF a Rem e
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Personal.

Personal.
Ihf fANrED-A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN
Wv oi fair means, 0f S. tcily temperate habits.
etc, desires q oofrestond with ladies' similarly
situated Address, Norwood Livingstone Alma,
Mich SSl
A HANDSOME BRUNETTE WISHES TO
"A make the acgusiulsnce OF o'0 or more young
men and would be pleased 10 have them cali al
Nd Aohls cigar stoIe aud purchase few o. the
Queen Mary 10 cent cigars. Unknown. S3stf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

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" ~sznrt sed sttea rathe~s s-.-s -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Public opinion ir Michigan" ran on the
gentleman, has never justified a prohibi-
tory liquor law. The only law it justihss
is one OF careful regulation. So long as you
accept aud exact from the saloonists the
heavy tax now demanded that regulation
should not be strstched into Prohibition on
the best days Of the year for the saloon
busisess. ! believe in law aud order Just
as much as you DO. 1 believe in holding
every man who sells liquor just as far Is-
sponsible for what occurs IN MS place OF
business. 80 you would hold = hotel man or
a grocery or any other business man,
but no farther. shut up entirely the first
piscs ths. Is not what it should be and you
will O5Ase the liquor men just "a much as
anybody else. Bat when you close up the
orderly saloons OF a holiday you make
them lose their trade entirely. When you
close up hotel bar you only send the
liquor up stairs into some private room.
Thls isn't a fair shake, and everybody
knows IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
/" Just a Nickel !"

For a copy of the TELEGRAM-HERALD and a "want
Ad" in Sundays paper Five Cents this
office stamps, handed the will pub
copy of the paper containing same BY MAIL amy
part of the country,
l0Q nNC cIluDhV 0nIV nrrEMQ[Q An
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
Situations Wanfed--Mut..
,sifuafions UToufed-Ftn,ole

MANIFESTATION BY A MIDDLE-AGED
W lady as nurse. Inquire a. Womsns' Home
and Hospital. Fultor-st. 316
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

yuANTED-BY A CoIoRED MANA POSI-
W tioa IN private family To take care OF horses
or 20 make himself generally useful. Address q.
T.. Box 7, Telegram Herald 80
tVANTED-SfTUATlON lsT-BY
w practical. accurate and reliable bookkeep-
e. and general Office msa Twelve years exper-
ienCe aad i've years with present nrm in this
Cts. Best OF references. Address George Hart
well Telegram Herald. 334
yUANTED-SITUATION sOBER HON.
" e.. intelligent. handy Young msu Good
rofert o.. Security fUFp shed. Address r. p
o. Box 4. Teiegrs am Herald. 80
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MuskegOn

O.ios. ~ westsrn kys aE&r ks,x Ths
TELEsEAM. EKEALB delivered every aernins a.
> y cl0ck.
NUsKEG TUESDAY, NOV a.
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WANTED GOOD BUSINESS MAN FAMILIAR
W with office work aud 400 In cash. Rare op-
portunity Also good advertising solicitor. C.,
Box o. Telegram Herald Office SAT-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

cas- be found by dividing tho aanc Der ~
~srds by seven. Any psrfof = iias counted
scene fall liss-
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DoOM AND POWER 10 RIM CORNER
II Csmpan and Louis-sts Benne;I 4 OtDurn.
yFtt
Coh REST-wE WILL F1T Up, FURNISHING
= reliable water and stesm rover. fer arr
satisfactory applicant The iron veneer building
on Eris-st istely occupied By lsielts Boiler
shop Dimensions are about fx-s has high
ceiling snd iight on three si6cs Apply 70 Eissel
CsrIet sweeper Co s. Miu-st Gay ass
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

''lg IS public sentiment that makes both
saloons and brewcEies. IL IS the buyers
that make the seller. When you strike ut
ana dsn0unce the liquor dealers. you only
aim a. tae hand. The head is the general
public Aud while the general public-n0
matter whether right ar sr)nx-persists IN
calling for wine. beer, or liquors. there will
always Dc foana men really % deaf in these
commodities. and places where they may
be had. Ana while lAis demand exists
Prohibitory law will uot DC worth the
paper II is printed on. That public opinion
Is not reelected by ones ballot on one day.
bat by ones practice throughout the year
has been shown beyond a. ger adventure
IN Msine, Iowa, Kansas aud other of the So
called Prohibition states, where liquor can
De had IN every town, at every drug store.
and at almoet every public house as freely
"a before tue Pcohi0itOry laws were passed
These laws have only changed the modes OF
selling and the names OF selling places, but
have IN no sense aDsted either the demand
or the supply. Wherefore, l insist that il
is education and not Prohibition that the
people stand IA need Of. and that when
public opinion does not stand behini the
Law. IL Is nothing 0uL 50 many idle words
imprinted on a bit OF parchment. and with
no more Of force or meaning than chrome
IN a scrap book
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
Miscellaneous.

u utSCStdvSOuSs
J,OR RENT-A CHICKERING PIANO IN GOOD
L con ndltiol, a. reasonable price TO party who
will iage good care OF il. Address, j. v Ma1on,
Box /, Te.egrsm-Herald oftce. S25n
VANTED-WILL EXCHANGE A FARM or
" ~ acres Of good land near lowell for q house
and lot in this city. Address. Eugene Moye
Lowell Mich. 332
yVANTED-TO PURCHASE GOOD HARD
w ware stock, frem $500 to $4,000. and stock
general merch handtse Tor cssn. Good country
town preferred; g., Box 9, Teiesram-Hersld
ofhce. S24tf
IVANTED-EvFRY PARENT TO KNOW
w thst hereafter Barr. the Photographic will
devote Saturday chiefly % the children. making
it Children's Day, and will combine Lowest
Prices with Highest Grades OF Work Only one
flight OF stairs at u Canal ST. Satisfaction guar
antecd. 34s
yVANTED = EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
W examine my life stxe bromide work. sbss-
iutely the finest work Of the kind done in the
city aud at the lowest prices. A. A Barr, =
Capalst. s<s
CAIEsMAN-CAN ADD A 1 LINE SMALL
- samples One agent earned $3.50. Others up
70 ". 100 IN 1856 p. o. Box 1871, New York zlsti
BOARDING = FURNISHED ROOMS AND A
ID suit OF rooms with board. Table boarders
wanted 81 Us South Dgisi0n-s as
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

But 10 20 back q little. said and /
now repeat that the liquor business Is what
It's patrons make IT, IL wouldn't be a
business At all If It wasn't for the universal
demand from all classes for beverages Of
some sort. oar patrons use different names
aud some Guy our wares rs medicine,
some as 'tonics, while q very few come
right out and say they want liquor 70 use as
liquor. Blu. the so-cailed temperance ele
meat in the community constitute the bulk
OF our most reliable. every day custom.
Take away from the saloons all Of the pat
ronage bestowed oy alleged temperance
people. and there would soon De no need of
prOniOitory is~ any m 1rs shsn, after tax
ing away from the brsweries the support OF
our best Christian families who order bot
tied beer for home consumption, il would
be necessary 10 carry on crusade agAinst
these establishments"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
AGENTS. Wanted.

WANTED LADY CANVAsSER. COOKS,
W dining room girs, chambermaid. Room
4. Pierce block. sso
GENTS wAsfEb-sIx FIRST CLASS CAN
"A yasseu for new work by Thomas Hil, su-
thor of Hill's Manual Call between and IL a.
N. l.. Bnsch, room 4. - south lonia. ssi
yVANTEp-AGESTs, MALE OR FEMALE, TO
w seu an excellent household srtihe Apply
at No. Pearl st, up stairs at p. m. SGT
NANvASsERs CAN CHAR FROM 80 TO "
" per week sellag q novelty. manufactured by
Colestock & Seymour 81 Pear st. 3lltl
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WALKS AND TALKS.

sad prsminsst 4saos es.ssf ysessfssfs
a soaia Ike ~ hass aaGs1 isN para
Kr.pss 70 yoaF Wsiks saa faiks % >uneay
slosn-ag | think ta4t yea nsziseis'a ie~
fhaaksgl sas sopica u gsas1s tassfssi-
One of these = ths liqaof az. and another
. cur az -a1sksrs LaE-Asksrs are saeef
things. In Aicassaa Aad ssssshsfs thss
hnsl pnsa0ascs bosinszs Ike tAat Of TIE
saiosa man lsgsinAls sna then proceed -
s4slemaGcsliy aiscfi inmate against Il. II
occurs - Ea~ bat the sal0oHs sn0aid sitnef
BE- aeelaEea ilegiiinaAts snG closed entirely
or siss thAt after being coaipslisd - pay
heavy gzk 70 the stats saca - = szsetsd
ron no ether oosin-ss. they shg1id not ee
closed apon those te~ dsy- "a the year wnsn
Tie best opportunities ara 0ifersd ~ make
their nl0asy baGk. II selling wines. Beer
aDd liquors - ineeot unconstitutional aud
srens stop Il entirely. oat. after declaring.
oF every iss<l Ia 9i.cstloa. hat sle o4s-
iness 3 constitutional and rsnt. d9a g. -
NoFk 80 legzlly ROB she mAa Who entsFs
lnt0 b.. fh.s . too much On line vith
t4e ro.icy parsasd ~ aaay good psoR4r,
Who, during SIX days oi the week % not
Aesiisis - importuBe s2ca ilq4of dealers as
Jerome frgsofidgs, FRED Daily, Julias
fo cliy, society and religious FUNDS. aqt
then. upon the seventh. after ~ e,elViag
cheerful aud liberal donsti0ns. 10 publicly
damn tie doazt0rs aud their business
The saloon business" continued the
aquez dealer. is just like any other busi'
nsss-uhAl is patrons make it, and saloon
men are just iks other msn-Ah kinds
good. bad. aai indifferent The man
uiskes the business, sad not. a. Is always
t4ken Tor granted. the business the man.
and a saloon man can be aud often Is Just
as good. as square, - honest, as moral,
and a. temperate ss man who sells Bibles
for a living. anu passes the plate at church
regularly every sunday morning. There
are bad men Ia the liquor business--and 80
there are Ia the churches. the difiereaee
being that, as rule. The liquor men maze
40 professions whatever, while the church
member MAKES a good many. But | am a
little OF ia lnis part Of my Argument, after
all, because a good many liquor dealers are
church members, and thoroughly consistent
ones at that
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

CuRE sNOkE DESTRUCTION AND sFyEkf
II ccld weather have visited oAf cily siaoe SAT-
utdsy Sstwif bstsnoiug al this sm ready u
s<ll ny $500 lots GA as easy terms usual l. ..
ffofia. Ioselt bicck, opposite sweets Hotel
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BOARDING = FURNISHED ROOMS AND A
ID suit of rooms with board. Table bosrders
wanted al Us South Digision-st as
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
ENJOY LIFE.

What q truly beautiful world we
live in! Nature gives us grandeur
of mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means of enjoyment.
We can desire no better when in
perfect health but how often do the
majority of people feel like giving it
up disheartened, discouraged and
worn out with disease, when there is
no occasion for this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof, that GREEN'S august Foacer,
will make them free from disease, as
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint are the direct causes of
seventy-ive per cent, of such mala-
diet as. Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Ner-
vous Prostitution, Dizziness of the
Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms. Three
doses of august Floecer will prove
it's wonderful effect. Sample bottles,
10 cents. Try it.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12

Before you go to Dakota or any
other land of billiards. read the arti.
Gle, on the second page of this paper,
headed Vemont's prosperity.
Il. ID. Dorset, whose marriage We
chronicle this week, will occupy the
Farnum house to commence the bat.
tie of life. We extend congratula-
tons and good wishes.
Mrs. Thos. Il. Hill of Chicago,
Ill, is registered at the hotel. Mrs.
Hill is a native of this town, the
daughter of the late Dea. Sheldon
Pierce, and every few years spends
several months in town. She has
many friends and acquaintances here
to bid her welcome.
Our Milliners are now in full bloom.
Miss Wall nearly opposite this office
and Mrs. Chase & Melendy at the
residence of II. p. Chase, Mrs.
Sheldon at the north village, and
Mrs. Howard of Wardsboro, each
have o fine stock and are deserving
of patronage. 49, =.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
Obituary..

Died in So. Londonderry, May 9Th,
Marion Z, wife of II. P. Chase, aged 80
years, s months and 10 days.
The subject of this brief sketch
was the daughter of Winfield Wright
and was born in Londonderry Aug.
26, 1S47. October 80, 1869 she was
married to II. p. Chase. This
union was blessed with two children,
one of whom, May, a bright little
girl of 10, survives, the other was
buried about 6 years ago, aged II
months.
Mrs. Chase was an estimable lady
and one of our village society leaders,
until within year or two when bod
lily affiiction deprived her, in a great
measure, of the privilege of mingling
with friends and neighbors as she
would have desired. For a number
of years her health has been running
down, and for few years she has
been q great sufferer. During all her
affliction her husband has been devo-
ted to her and everything was done
to alleviate her sufferings, within hui
man possibility.
Her funeral took place from the
family residence, Sunday, Rev. O.
P. Fuller officiating. Mrs. Chase's
only sister and her three brothers
were present at her death and attend
ed her funeral, with the exception OF
Orrin, who was suddenly called home
by the sickness of his wife. Mr..
Chase's mother and sister, Mrs.
Baker of Keene, N. H. and brother,
Frank, of Manchester, N. II. and
NJ. w. of this town, were, also, pres
ent at the closing rites.
Mr.. Chase came to this village in
1869 and has since been engaged in
the mercantile pursuit. He has
many friends in this locality, and all
without any distinction, sympathizf
with him and his little daughter il
this deep affection.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
TOWNSIIEND.

Last Sunday Rev. Geo, ODER of
Grafton preached at the Baptist
church in exchange with Rev. II. $,
Mitchell, The latter clergyman re-
signed short time ago,-the same to
take effect on or before the first of
August. He has been settled here
four years and has established the
reputation of fine preacher, faithful
pastor and worthy citizen. 1t will be
difficult to find one like him whose
praise is upon eyeryone's lips.
The village school opened Monday,
with Miss Bertha c. Brigham, of
Leland & Gray's Senior class, as
teacher, and about "a pupils. Miss
Brigham has taught but one term be-
fore this but gives promise of being q
fine teacher.
Leland & Gray Seminary still has
q goodly number of students in at
tendance Notwithstanding this town
and adjoining towns have made a
heavy draft upon it for teachers this
summer. The Spring term of twelve
weeks will close Friday evening, May
20, with Rhetorical exercises and a
sociable; on which occasion young
lady will read an essay and graduate
from the Latin Academical Course,
receiving misunderstanding
exercises have not occurred at this
Institute for five or six years. All
members of Leland & Gray the past
year are specially invited to be pres
ent.
The County Examination of teach
ers applying for a five years certiii-
cate takes place this week, on Friday
and Saturday at Newfane. Prof.
H. b. Lawrence, Prof. Ii. ID. Ry-
der of Bellows Falls High School,
and Rev. G. II. Merrill of West
Brattleboro constitute the Examining
Board, the present year.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Village school commenced yester-
day, Miss Piper of Ludlow, teacher.
Don't be satisfied with reading
Pollard's advertisement but 90 and
see him.
Francis Aldrich has resumed work
at the hotel.
Landlord, Converse displays new
sign, and is making improvements
about his park in front of the house.
Charlie and Harry Wall of Wards
boro made their old home q flying
visit last week, returning Monday
morning.
H. D. Tyler set hedge around
his newly graded grounds, Arbor day.
Hooker Post hold a special meeting
next Saturday evening to arrange for
Decoration day. Let as many mem
bers of the Post, as possible, be
present.
f. f. Penor has moved to jana
lea.
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Melendy,
with large stock of Millinery, will
visit Weston next week Wednesday
and Observation-Disclosures at H..
A. Hannum's.
A subscriber in Mt. Vernon, n.
Y. in writing to a friend in this place
says "Tell SITTER JOIN that it
1.-THE SIFrER) is one of the best little
papers / ever read, and l am glad
that the editor is man filled with the
right kind of grit
F. +. Hosmer of Greenfield, Mass.
has been engaged, by Hooker Post,
to deliver the Decoration day address
at this place. Mr.. Hosmer was 9
member of Co. 1, 9Th Vermont Vol
Collins & Brooks and w. L.
Wright are buying and shipping large
quantities Of potatoes-5O cents i:
the price paid.
Last Monday j. X. Hall, who
drives q spirited horse, drove into the
village and hitchcd his horse, ant
when ready to leave and in the act o
unhitching, the horse commenced L
plunge and rear knocking Mr.. Hal
to the ground, bruising and lamin!
him considerably.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12

Emery Aldrich and his sister, Lu-
Gina, left last Monday on their West
ern visit,
Martin Hoskins, who has been At
work at Gardner, Mass, is home fol
weeks stay.
Mr.. & Mrs. Platt Il. Marsh OF
Andover spent Sunday with friends
in this village.
Geo. Lackey and Alfred Youngs
have moved into the village, the
former in the upper tenement of the
Churchill house and the latter in the
Farnum house. -
Special meeting of Hooker, w.
r. c., No. ., Sat. May l4th.
l.. L. Melendy.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
3 s s 3 8 3 8

We wish to invite the attention of the
Ladies of this vicinity to our large and
select stock of Millinery, which will be
ready for inspection on May 18th.
Rooms at the residence of II. P. Chase.
Mrs. c. w. Chase,
Mrs. j. w. Melendy.
@~For sale good top carriage. Been
usea but little. d. B. Goddard.
M@Good home made bntter tubs, hol-
ding % pounds, for sale by
Serrel Allen, Londonderry.
M@Wanted a good farm hand, one
who can take pair of cattle and work
alone or drive span of horses. Apply at
once to
Chester Huntley, Londonderry.
D~4O good York State pigs, Cherter
whites, for sale by L. o. Wilbur
So. Londonderry.
B~The subscriber will pay the highest
cash price for wool S. M. Holden.
D@Wanted-To exchange carnage
work for good well seasoned Oak Lumber.
Apply to II. NJ. Shanks, So. London
derry.
H~For Sale-A Good New Mich
Cow. Apply to G. J. Thompson, in the
Rugg neighborhood.
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l59 inches or ID it., 3 in.
SIMONSVILLE.

School in Dist. No. 3 commenced
Monday May 9th, with Miss Ida
Horton of Ludlow teacher.
Mr.. Horace Burton died at his
home in Black Earth, Wisconsin,
Apr. %, aged IS years and one
month. He will be remembered by
many of our citizens, having been a
native of Andover. and resided many
years on the farm now owned by
Horace Bailey. He was successful
farmer, . kind neighbor and an hon
ored citizen. Nineteen years ago he
sold his farm and removed to Black
Earth, where he has since resided.
He leaves wife and six children to
mourn his loss, all living in western
homes.
Adella +. Stannard has just com
pleted a bed-quilt containing 1890
pieces. Has taken every stitch her.
self.
Ladies Aid Society will meet witt
Mrs. Danl. French Friday afternoon
May goth.
Philo Fuller has just lost valu
able OK.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
LONDONDERRY.

Fred NJ. Leonard has recently
purchased fine upright piano.
Miss Ida Richardson and Joseph
Richardson of Chester were in town
last week for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Alvarado Cole. Mr.. & Mrs. Geo.
Bolster of Dover were also in town
for the same purpose.
II. A. Arthur is going to work for
W. L. Gibson the coming season.
Mrs. II. A. Hayward is making a
protracted visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Whitney at Troy, N. H.
Miss Lavina Hazelton is teaching
the school in Dist. No. /, and Miss
Julia Leonard is teaching in the Tar
bell district.
Parker's Orchestra will furnish the
music for the opening dance at Bar
ney's hotel the 18th, inst.
Many are still suffering with hard
colds in this vicinity.
Chas. Eames has gone to Walpole,
n. II. to deliver fruit trees for r..
e. Chase & Co. by whom he has
been employed as travelling salesman
for several seasons.
The Highland House has six city
boarders who intend to remain till
Nov. next.
The David Arnold place was sold
at auction last week. 1t was pur-
chased for $500 by John Walker of
Peru. He intends to move on to the
place next fall. His son., John Jr.,
will move there soon and occupy the
place through the summer.
DR.. L. S. Arnold is repairing the
inside of his house quite extensively
with paper, paint &c.
High water has done considerable
damage in this vicinity this spring
Among other things it nearly, Oh
quite, ruined the Tarbeli bridge
Cellars that were never known to bt
wet have been flooded to the grea
discomfort of the Owners.
Sefrel Richardson and his son, L
s., are putting in Il new hay seal,
near their store at this place.
c. L. Whitman recently found, il
the garden at his home, an immens
oak leaf OF last years growth. Evi
IDENTITY it is relic Of some Of tn
billiards with which this section ha
been favored in the past few months
1t must have travelled many miles o
the wings of the wind, as there ar
no oaks within long distance Of III
: place where il was found.
&c The refreshing rain of last Satni
day and the warm weather preyiou
e and since has truly been the elixir {
70 life to the grass and foliage which at
e. vances SO rapidly that one can almo.
- fancy they see them grow. Old Wiz
IF ter has truly taken his departure, IL
re only reminder of him, which we oil
serve, is . tiny snow bank ON Il
m ducks back of Glebe mountain
The feathered songsters are numerol
Is and they fill the air with their del
=" cious music both night and mofnin,
To-day, Tuesday, we were greet,
2 by the beautiful song of bob-o-lin
the first we have heard this season.
Mercury has registered Sc ? in Il
= shade at this place for the past tv
m days.
CoUsIS NELL
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
A Free Gift To All Our Lady
Patrons.

BY special arrangement made with
Demorest's Fashion Magazine we
offer to any and all of our patrons,
who may desire it, the Elegant Jack
ct Pattern, illustrated below, as q
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